There aren't many guys in the state that played just about all positions in the front seven like McGinnis did for Warren Easton did last year. He runs extremely well for his size and is often one of the first people down in kick coverage. His feel for the game is improving as he adds more game experience and develops in practice. His best work is done coming downhill and may be best suited to play rush-linebacker in a 3-4 system. Has received offers from several schools including Texas A&M, Texas Tech, UCLA, Tennessee, Mississippi State and Ole Miss, but committed to Oklahoma in February 2015. Currently ranks No. 25 for the class of 2015 per James Smith.